The unavailable is always in commotion

Davonte 2022-01-04 08:02:15

The story is a very simple "unobtainable is always in the commotion" routine, but the proportion of the story of the old man's movies in the past two years has been getting smaller and smaller, usually focusing on the small characters under the background of the big age. Although the characters are not small this time, one is the Hollywood industry giant and the other is the king of Manhattan nightclubs, but their emotions and desires are no different from the little ones.
Woody Allen’s characters have symbolic features. You will see changes in the circumstances of the characters, but the essential character will never change. This is more obvious in the supporting role. Not only is this stereotype not rigid, but it creates a unique humor. It satirizes religion through the mouth of the cynical dad and the big brother of the gang boss, and insinuates the pedantic dogmatism from the moderate brother-in-law. The rich and powerful are naturally the old man's indispensable joke to the upper class.
In terms of the protagonist configuration, you can fully understand why the old man loves Jesse. He is simply a young version of the old man. He can read the verbose lines straightforwardly and quickly in a short period of time without making people feel that the headache is his unique skill. Yes, this is very Alan. As for the sense of violation on KS, it is very strange. In the general impression, she is completely the opposite of elegant and dreamy. The bow on her head just wants to jump off her head in a minute, but this kind of violation gives this passage a sense of violation. The trivial triangle relationship brings a bit of fun, and it can be regarded as a gain and a loss.
Because the background of the era was set in the 1930s, the picture and lens switching of the film also restored the brilliant and stable style of the 1930s. In addition, I have to mention the music. The first thing I do when I go back after watching a Woody Allen movie is to search for the OST. After all, jazz is the spiritual opium of mankind. On the whole, the quality is good in all aspects, and it is not too pleasant to lose the standard. It can only be said that the old man is testing the water again with the new style.

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Extended Reading
  • Vinnie 2022-03-23 09:02:32

    A bunch of big names have played a show year after year in America. . .

  • Loyce 2022-03-24 09:02:39

    "Of course you know who that person is in your heart. When the New Year's bell rings, who is the one you want to hug the most, and who you say Happy New Year to, you can't hide it from yourself." On the plane After watching this gorgeous slideshow that fits the occasion but doesn't care, every time I see K, I think she should be with a girl. The movie is beautiful, but not beautiful.

Café Society quotes

  • Rose Dorfman: First a murderer, then he becomes a Christian. What did I do to deserve this? Which is worse?

    Marty Dorfman: He explained it to you. The Jews don't have an afterlife.

    Rose Dorfman: We are all afraid of dying, Marty! But we don't give up the religion we are born into.

    Marty Dorfman: I'm not afraid to die.

    Rose Dorfman: You're too stupid to appreciate the implications.

    Marty Dorfman: I didn't say I like the idea. And I will resist death with everything I have. But when the Angel of Death comes to cut me down, I'll go. I'll protest. I'll curse. You hear me? I will go under protest.

    Rose Dorfman: Protest to who? What the hell are you gonna do? Write a letter to the Times?

    Marty Dorfman: I will protest in silence.

  • [first lines]

    Narrator: When the sun starts to dip on the Hollywood hills, the light often takes on the saturated loveliness of color by Technicolor. The homes of the movie stars, in the late 1930's, said to be fabulous, were. An the cocktail and dinner gatherings saw the film colony's creme de la creme draining high balls, exchanging rumors, making deals and trading gossip. No 'A' list affair was complete without the presence of Phil Stern, one of the town's most high powered agents, and his lovely wife, Karen. Brilliant and dynamic, Stern could invariably be found holding court.